Lovecraft's Cosmic Horror - The Story of Call of Cthulhu
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Published 2024-06-07
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All Comments (21)
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RIP to the classic Wendigoon whiteboard
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Lovercraft, the slightly more romantic brother of Lovecraft.
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The best description of cosmic horror is the idea of an ant seeing a circuit board not knowing the complexity of the thing it is observing.
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Wendigoon PLEASE make ur setup like it used to be. i liked it when it seemed like some dude who lived alone in the woods was telling me stories. it was so home-y
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In defense of Cthulhu and the boat, wouldn't you be off your game if you were asleep for a thousand years, woke up, and then got smacked in the face?
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Never ask a woman her age Never ask a man his salary Never ask lovercraft the name of his cat
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there aren't a ton of channels where a 55 min video is "kind of a shorter video", but Wendigoon sure is one of them
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That boat was charged with all of the indomitable human spirit
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Somewhere in South Carolina a man is boiling with rage that you made another successful video
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Who would win: A formless incomprehensible eldritch god OR one small boat
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I got the Necronomicon on audible to listen to while patrolling the backcountry country as a Wilderness Ranger. I was not into horror, but Lovecraft is such a cultural phenomena that I thought it would be interesting to check out. Anyway, walking around alone in the woods with Lovecraft in one ear is all well and good in the daylight …
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Petition to bring back a bigger whiteboard for occasional story time
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The most iconic horror boy finally covers the most iconic horror creature.
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The whole "holding a mic in front of a green screen" thing is done by so many other youtubers it has become a really boring cliche. I really liked the previous setup. All the personality of what you keep in your room and have in view of the camera is infinitely more interesting than whatever is on the green screen.
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The audible version of Shadow out of time is amazing. At the climax of the story the narrator starts to read like he's losing grasp on reality and was one of my top 5 narrations on the platform
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Lovecraft: Cthulhu is an unknowable and indescribable being Also Lovecraft: Describes Cthulhu in great detail
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The way i interpreted the boat being able to "stop" cthulhu, is that this whole story is the great old one equivalent of standing up in the night still half asleep to pee and hitting ur little toe against something.
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My favourite Lovecraft story is mountains of madness because of the line "These things might not have been human but they were men"
